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A companion to Blackie's tropical readers, books I and II : containing suggestions for experiemnts and practical work (1911)

Wortley, E. J · Glasgow ; Bombay : Blackie · leaf 49

An illustration from A companion to Blackie's tropical readers, books I and II : containing suggestions for experiemnts and practical work, 1911, leaf 49 — em into thefollowing classes:— (a) Simple and compound leaves. (b) Undivided simple and lobed simple leaves. (c) Parallel- and net-veined leaves. 42 COMPANION TO TROPICAL READERS Expt. 41. Full Description of Leaves.—Draw any three leaves, describing the nature of the various parts(shape, petiole,… … Fig. 19.—Forms of Corolla Expt. 43. Drawings.—Make careful drawings of anythree flowers, naming the various parts. Expt. 44. United Petals.—Collect twelve flowers inwhich the petals are more or less united, giving the EXPERIMENTS AND PRACTICAL WORK 43 flower the shape of a bell, funnel, &c.…

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